Lincoln County Mississippi a Growing White Man’s County
Lincoln county, formed in 1870 from parts of Lawrence, Copiah, Pike, Amite and Franklin, spans 93 square miles with a 1880 population around 16 084. It highlights fertile branch land, abundant water power, diverse crops, timber industries, and a favorable climate, promoting cheap land from 2 to 6 dollars per acre for settlers seeking homes and independence.
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Tun Leau
Lincoln County
Lawrence, Coomb, Pike, Amite
Franklin
Mississys
East Louisiay
Poteh
Rell
Weson
Copish
Mississipi
Wearl
Jetbereem
Tike
Copiah
Tie Tings
Kalling
Loin Porth
Tst
Las
Fourty
Yazoo
Incola
Mississippi
Louisiana Line
Lake Maurepa
Pontccartrain Lake
Lake Montchartrain
Topisaw
Holmesville
Pike County
Jair River
Lawrence County
Brookhaven
Pearl River
Copish Line
Meneles
BF. Parsons
Montgomery Station
Lincoln
Beluge
Jorge Witber Manufacturing Company
Rookhaven
Brookhaven Mississippi a Growing Rail Town and Healthful Center
Brookhaven Mississippi emerges as a thriving rail hub with a square-mile corporate area centered on the depot. The 1880s profile highlights diverse mercantile activity, churches, schools, lodges, and a robust healthful climate aided by altitude and Gulf breezes, claiming it as a premier Mississippi stop on the Illinois Central line south of Jackson.
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Hinow Central
New Orleans
Jackson
Chico
Tidewater
Gulf of Mexico
Holly Springs
Miss
Lincoln County
Bogie Chitco
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Franklin
Jeterson
Lawrence Rountes
Falluwa
Wesson
Ilinois Central
Freud
Sooty
Sebs
C. B. Galloway
M. E Church
South
J. B. Chinaman
Tooth
J. F. Sessions
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Fitzhugh
Whitworth College
Gulf
Nilioia Central
Central Railroad
Natches
Mississippi
Prohibition in Texas Sets Lasting Campaigns Across State
Texas voters weighed a statewide prohibition amendment amid heated campaigns. Final returns showed strong majorities against prohibition in major counties though Fort Worth bucked the trend, with statewide support wavering around 40,000 votes, while county results indicated mixed outcomes and continued partisan tension into late results.
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Bos
Texas
Eich
Majericies
Fort Worth
Pasaent
Ana Ph
Starder
Morwea
Tarrant
News HJ
Tarrant County
Bond Purchase Circular Spurs Treasury Surplus Plan
Secretary Fairechild issues a circular inviting bids on 434 per cent bonds to fund surplus and cut debt. The plan relies on cooperative bondholders and targets about 895 million in new issues plus 20 million more. Details cover dates and opening hours in Washington with explanations of purpose and expected savings.
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Pairchild
Hein
Benda
Wastinitos
Treasury
United States
Washington
United Statia
Secretary of the Treasury
Fairchild
Faireh
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